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Virtuous cycle: Bike messenger raises cash for medical debt relief

Bushwick

Virtuous cycle: Bike messenger raises cash for medical debt relief

By Bill Roundy

Arcade fare: Raising cash for ‘Wonderville’ video game spot

Subway

Arcade fare: Raising cash for ‘Wonderville’ video game spot

By Colin Mixson

Judges train legal eagles in jury-selection process

Downtown

Judges train legal eagles in jury-selection process

By Julianne McShane

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Mothers of the revolution: Reading highlights black women in civil rights fight

Mothers of the revolution: Reading highlights black women in civil rights fight

By Julianne McShane

Eat prey, love: Dystopian play shows the gory extremes of bad romance

Eat prey, love: Dystopian play shows the gory extremes of bad romance

By Kevin Duggan

Tantrum of the opera: New show mocks producers of sub-par musical theater

Tantrum of the opera: New show mocks producers of sub-par musical theater

By Colin Mixson

A feast fit for Kings! Debut Dine the Boroughs event offers local flavor in Bklyn and outer boros, beep says

A feast fit for Kings! Debut Dine the Boroughs event offers local flavor in Bklyn and outer boros, beep says

By Aidan Graham

A history of violence: A bare-bones ‘Julius Caesar’ looks at brutality

A history of violence: A bare-bones ‘Julius Caesar’ looks at brutality

By Julianne McShane

Weekend Reads: Booksellers give us their recommendations

Arts & Entertainment

Weekend Reads: Booksellers give us their recommendations

By Brooklyn Paper

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Stout for the count: Beer and wrestling party comes to Industry City

Stout for the count: Beer and wrestling party comes to Industry City

By Colin Mixson

Show-stopper: Repairs at Coney Island USA put events on hiatus

Show-stopper: Repairs at Coney Island USA put events on hiatus

By Bill Roundy

Your lucky days! The borough’s best places to celebrate St. Patrick’s

Arts & Entertainment

Your lucky days! The borough’s best places to celebrate St. Patrick’s

By Kevin Duggan

‘Bench’ press: Local jurist stars on TV show ‘Hot Bench’

Brooklyn Heights

‘Bench’ press: Local jurist stars on TV show ‘Hot Bench’

By Natallie Rocha

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Coast is queer: Exhibit looks at Brooklyn’s gay waterfront

Brooklyn Heights

Coast is queer: Exhibit looks at Brooklyn’s gay waterfront

By Colin Mixson

The best places to celebrate Mardi Gras in Brooklyn!

The best places to celebrate Mardi Gras in Brooklyn!

By Bill Roundy

Twice upon a time: The Butcher takes on two fairy tale musicals

Brooklyn Heights

Twice upon a time: The Butcher takes on two fairy tale musicals

By the Butcher of Flatbush Avenue Extension

Those summer Days: Music festival and carnival coming to Coney this summer

Those summer Days: Music festival and carnival coming to Coney this summer

By Julianne McShane

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